Current Residents
Chief Residents
Jessica Davis, M.D.
I grew up in a small rural area north of Albany, New York. I majored in biomedical engineering at the University of Rochester, where I met my husband Art. He works as an optical engineer. We both like Rochester so much that we have stayed since college. We got married during medical school and had a son, Charlie, during residency. Hanging out with Charlie has become my number one way to spend time outside of work. I also enjoy doing house and garden projects, swing dancing, volleyball, kayaking, cooking and knitting. Medical interests include women's health, hospice and acupuncture. I plan to open a solo micropractice when I am finished with my training.
Emily S. Queenan, M.D.
After growing up outside of Philadelphia in Haverford, Pennsylvania, I went to Williams College, where I discovered my love for all things outdoorsy, particularly hiking, backpacking, biking, and climbing. After college I spent a year and a half working in the pediatrics department of a community health center in New York as an AmeriCorps Health Corps member. It was a phenomenal experience and really allowed me to explore my passion for community and public health. After I left New York, I spent five months through-hiking the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. One week after finishing, I returned to Philadelphia to start medical school at the University of Pennsylvania. While in medical school I met the love of my life, Rick, and we were married the day before my medical school graduation. We fell in love with Rochester on our first day here (in December no less!) and are so excited to establish a life here.
